Correct spellings for DISTROT
- destroy The hurricane was so powerful that it managed to destroy entire coastal towns.
- diderot
- distant The mountain range looked so distant that I could barely see its edges.
- distort The funhouse mirror was designed to distort the reflection of anyone who walked in front of it.
- distract
- distrait I was feeling quite taken aback by her lack of engagement; it was quite distrait.
- district The district attorney is in charge of prosecuting offenders in the district.
- distrust I have grown to distrust politicians because of their broken promises.
- dogtrot My parents always drive the dogtrot when they take me to the park.
